Garth v. Fort
Tennessee Supreme Court
FROM ROBERTSON. Appeal from the Chancery Court at Springfield. Geo. E. Seay, Ch.
1Opinion of the Court
Tu\RtJEY> J.,
delivered the opinion of the court.
In August, 1867, J. B. Fort died intestate, in Robertson county, leaving four children, viz: J.W. and J. H. Fort, Mrs. Garth and Mrs. Ligón. The children agreed to partition the lands, and on December 4, 1867, a deed interpartes to that end was prepared and purports to have been acknowledged by Mrs. Garth and Mrs. Ligón, on December 20, 1867.
Mrs. Ligón lived in Montgomery county; Mrs. 'Garth in Robertson. The other ' parties acknowledged the deed at different times.
It is claimed that on January 11, 1868, S. M. Ligón, with his wife, conveyed the…
2Cited by1 opinion
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